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Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
This guy is mounted on a piece of cast iron rake and misc. petal. The doll head is painted and the leaves and flower are cut tin.
I've been trying out new iphone apps. This is with one called quadcam. You can choose from a few layouts, and it takes multiple exposures. You can set the delay time between exposures, from 0-3 seconds, and the color, or lack of. I'm having lots of fun with it. The results are scattered among this recent batch of photos, taken on walks around Portland and an excursion to the woods.
Another of our mixed media robot sculptures. This one is made with spoons, a vintage tart tin, a bandage tin, and other great stuff. She is mounted on an electrical box which contains an LED so she serves as a night light, too.
This was a gift for my friend Steve. He gave me a great light made out of circuit boards which I call my "creativity lamp". I had it in my workshop and turned it on whenever I was working on something. I told people who asked, "It works like a thinking cap."
I wanted to return the favor, so I made a "creativity beacon" for Steve. It lights up with his favorite color: green.
Mail art tin by PLG in Germany. The other side is empty except for two magnetic letters - an "A" and an "1".
This piece was made in Carmen Haase's Don't Box Me In Altered Art Attack at Shake Rag Alley in the spring of 2010. It is an anti-war statement about a woman who sent her man off to WWI. She waited but he never returned. Carmen gave us the sewing machine drawer, the spindles, the show forms, the bottle and a grab bag of goodies. I brought the arms, the wings and the image. Later at home I added the graveyard figures and the chicken (barbed) wire.
Not a complete set, but enough blocks to add an extension to my mini-mansion. (It was this nice label I really wanted.)
Found object. Box lid from a long-lost pattern-making toy. I particularly like the open-air setting and schematised landscape. Great sense of 3D space.
Backyard cemetery project. She is draped in seaweed and kelp, from the sea. From cemetery installation project.
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A camera lens mounted on a large hinge and a big key laid across. The red things are electronic elements. There is a little oriental face looking out thru the lens. The shutter and aperture settings work.
The book, while clearly discarded, was meant to have saved someone. Likely left over from the Jehovah's Witnesses that frequent the neighborhood. Shot with a Sony NEX-5T.
These two clever elephants were made from found objects by Miss Ritchie Page, an artist in New Hope, PA. Her website is www.katclear.com.
Smashed up vintage paper fastener found in the street. Flimsy and adjustable, but oddly comfortable to wear!
(and a good shot of Rebecca's awesome button ring!)
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
I'm doing a postcard exchange with 2 friends. Our theme this time around was "found objects" I found a row of these carnival tickets on the seat next to me on BART (commuter train) I felt very lucky. :-)
On the 6th Day of Christmas my true love gave to me....
SIX GEESE A LAYING....
(this was one is my second choice for today, see the other photo for the one where I took liberties with the words for the 6th Day)....(and yes, I know those aren't geese, or goose eggs, or even goose feathers..*L*)
Five Gold Rings... (and assorted baubles)..(see prior photo)
Four Calling Birds... (see previous photo)
(Hello, can you hear me now?) *G*
Three French Hens.... (see previous photo)
Two Turtles 'n Doves .... (see previous photo)
... and a Partridge with Pears and a Tree.. (see previous photo).